Cisco 7900 Series User Manual - Page 9

Browse online or download pdf User Manual for IP Phone Cisco 7900 Series. Cisco 7900 Series 20 pages. M5 phone system

Print Page

Accessing Voicemail Using a Voicemail Access Number

Allows you to remotely retrieve voice messages from any of your voice

mailboxes. This is useful for remotely accessing shared voice mailboxes

that can't be dialed directly, or for accessing your personal voicemail

without ringing your line.

Dial the access number provided by your administrator.

When prompted, enter the 10-digit phone number or mailbox ID.

Press #.

Enter the mailbox's password.

Press #.

A Voicemail Access Number is an optional feature that may not be implemented

by your organization.

Managing Voicemail Passwords

To change a voicemail password:

Access your voicemail (refer above), select "change your password"

(option 3) in the main menu, and follow the audio prompts; or

From the services

"Services" section of this guide).

To turn enable or disable voicemail password protection when accessing

your mailbox from your M5 phone:

Access your voicemail (see above).

Select "additional options" (option 5).

Select "set password protection rules" (option 3).

Passwords must be a minimum of three digits and cannot be the same as your

extension.

Placing Internal, Local, and Domestic Calls

Dial the extension or dial 9, the area code, and external number.

Place the call by:

Lifting the handset, pressing Dial, speaker

Pressing an inactive line button .

You may also first activate a line, and then dial the number when you hear a dial

tone.

Placing external calls requires that you dial your Outbound Dial Digit followed by

the number. The default value, 9, is used in this guide. However, some systems

use a digit other than 9. Your administrator will let you know if yours is different.

menu (see "Change Your Password" in the

, or headset

; or